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Make a Fabric Cover for a Composition Notebook - Glam it UP!

 


Have you been wondering what kind of gift you could create for someone in school or college, or perhaps your neighbor, workmate, caregiver, or friend?

With a little fabric and some glam adventure, you could create a shabby chic composition notebook cover as I did. And if you're not into shabby chic, design an original cover idea.

Here is a video that shows how to easily construct a fabric cover. 

This is exactly how I created mine. With the exception that I completely finished the decorations on the front fabric panel before completing the other steps. Once you sew the layers together and turn the cover inside out, the decorations pop out to adorn your cover. 

The other great thing about this project is that you can make it from scraps of fabric, lace, and trim.

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